Chipping away at a monolith: Why discipline isn’t enough
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Take a walk through an example of a large real-world legacy financial services platform that’s under improvement. Understand the challenges this presents, where existing tools and techniques fall down, and why micro-services might be a better way.
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Chipping away at a monolith: Why discipline isn’t enough
Steve McDonald
Steve has 16 years’ experience developing software, leading teams and changing organisations in the e-commerce, financial and legal domains. He was first introduced to agile methods with XP in the late 90s and since then has gained experience in Scrum, Kanban & Evo amongst others. Steve is based in London and currently leads E-commerce Development at Sage Pay pioneering the adoption of a micro-service architecture.
Mark Landeryou
Mark Landeryou is an experienced software writer and researcher, currently working as a Java developer at Sagepay. Mark has previously worked at both large and small companies developing innovative web based applications.